Arrigo Minerbi (1881-1960); Italian sculptor; tiles Sophia (second century) and his daughters Pistis; Elpis; Agape; commemorated on 30 September and August 1; in Italian names sound like Wisdom; Mother of Faith; Hope and Charity. Below San Gervasio and San Protasio (third century); twin brothers Milan martyrs commemorated June 19. Top center Emperor Constantine holds the Edict of Tolerance; and finally to his right and to his left Christians can build churches and profess their faith without hiding. Detail from bronze door of Milan Cathedral dedicated Edict of Constantine; which depicts: the lower the first six bishops of Milan; climbing scenes of religious persecution; centrally records the words of the Edict of tolerance that recognizes the people freedom of worship; top scenes of free Christians and exultant. Ironically; the sculptor of Jewish family began the work in 1937; but had to stop because of the tragic denial of tolerance introduced by the racial laws; being able to carry it out only after the fall of fascism and the conclusion of the War world. Milan; 1948